Coma and Sleep

Coma

Coma noun - A temporary or permanent state of unconsciousness.

Usage example: the girl lay in a coma for three days after the accident

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Sleep and coma are semantically related in deep unconsciousness topic. In some cases you can use "Sleep" instead a noun "Coma".

Sleep noun - A natural periodic loss of consciousness during which the body restores itself.

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Coma and sleep are semantically related in suspension of consciousness topic. You can use "Coma" instead a noun "Sleep".

long	long coma	long sleep
artificial	artificial coma	artificial sleep
endless	endless coma	endless sleep
due	due coma	due sleep
Other adjectives: dead, deep, actual, real, poisoned, permanent, few, fatal, eternal, induced, last, enchanted, magical, two-year, year-long.

As of the latest session, Bo had a similar dream/experience while in his coma/sleep.

Source: Roleplay / Cardians Rural
Any time something bad happens, Victor seems to keel over into a months-long coma/sleep.

Source: Angst Coma
Also, the destruction of the world's heart sends him into some kind of sleep/coma, and most of the game is spent finding the 4 Masks to wake him.

Source: Video Game / Rayman 2

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